Publication, Analysis

Bibliometric analysis that maps your field.

We analyse publication data from Scopus and Web of Science to reveal trends, influential authors, collaboration networks and emerging themes — ideal for review papers and research-gap identification.

  • Scopus and Web of Science data
  • VOSviewer and Biblioshiny visualisations
  • Performance and science-mapping analysis

What’s included

Search & data extraction

Query design and export from Scopus or Web of Science.

Data cleaning

Merging, de-duplication and author/keyword normalisation.

Performance analysis

Publication trends, top journals, authors and countries.

Citation analysis

Most-cited works, co-citation and bibliographic coupling.

Science mapping

Co-authorship, co-word and thematic evolution maps.

Interpretation

Research clusters, gaps and future directions explained.

How it works

1Share your requirement

Send your topic, stage, guidelines and deadline.

2Free consultation

Discuss scope with a subject expert; receive a written quote.

3Guided development

Work proceeds in milestones with review sessions.

4Review & revisions

Quality checks, similarity report and revision rounds.

What you receive

  • Cleaned dataset and search log
  • High-resolution maps and figures
  • Tables of key indicators
  • Written interpretation of findings
  • Explanation session

Why The Scholar Research

Subject-matter experts

Consultants with advanced degrees in your field.

Complete confidentiality

NDA on request; files never shared.

On-time delivery

Milestones agreed at the start.

Ethical practice

Aligned with UGC and university norms.

Frequently asked questions

Which tools do you use?

Mainly VOSviewer, Biblioshiny (R bibliometrix) and CiteSpace, depending on your needs.

Can this be combined with a review paper?

Yes. Bibliometric analysis pairs well with systematic and scoping reviews.

Which database is better?

Both are credible; we choose Scopus, Web of Science or both based on your field’s coverage.

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